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So you're using 3G and not a wired connection? That pretty much explains your problem. It uses the same tech as mobile phone Internet so data speeds are dependant on signal strength. Why exactly did you get this over some cheap ADSL package which would have been better value for money? The only...

Well it's definitely high enough, perhaps even too high. :) The only thing I can think of is that it's the file format. If you know how too, encode the video with an MPEG-4 codec like DivX or Xvid with the sound encoded as MP3.

The higher quality streams can take days to appear sometimes or it just didn't acknowledge the fact that the file was of higher quality. What bitrate was the video and audio?

Well, for 300 you're only going to get a low end PC or Laptop so it depends on whether you intend to use it for gaming. If so, then just get the XBox (even though you already have a PS3 and Wii).

I often have to use CD/DVD cracks because for whatever reason the disc won't read or isn't detected when I run the game. This happens to me often with games that use some form of DRM. So, I just bought a game I can't play because the piece of shit SecuROM says "lol, dizc n0t in da drive wut...

I think I got to the Civilised stage where you got Vehicles and shit but it got too tedious/annoying and I couldn't be asked anymore. The cell stage and other earlier stages were fun though but got repetative. It's the worst value for money game purchase for me this year.

Can you take a picture of the PCI slot on your motherboard with the PCI Soundcard beside (or if you can't, just by itself)? It'll help greatly to solve your problem.

You'll be lucky if you can find a laptop cheaper than 280 pounds (excluding the "Netbook" variety) so you're scraping the bottom of the low end. You might get a better deal on a second hand one of the same spec but I will take some looking around. http://www.ebuyer.com/product/150335...

The Creative card in your link will fit you board fine. Just make sure you don't get a PCI-E type card.

lol, I just relised this thread is over 2 years old. :x

You don't need any crappy programs or BAT files to create a animated VTF. All the tools you will need are an image editor that can save to TGA, a TXT file and the Source SDK installed. This tutorial explains everything: http://counterspray.planethalflife.gamespy.com/vtex.htm

I know authentication should be done server-side but the data I'm dealing with isn't important enough for it to even matter if anyone can see it. Anyway, I decided to give AJAX a go. I did try it before but looking at it gave me a headache and seemed like too much work for something so small...

Opps, I didn't see that last bit about them needing to be sorted. Speaking of that, would it speed up the searching of the array if they were in ascending order or will it make no difference (if the array was quite large of course)?. Anyway, I've just found out why indexOf wasn't working for...

I tried your script out and it works great although there was one issue with it. The strings I need to search for will be a max of 9 characters long. I changed the array to look like this to test it out. var numbers = new Array( 888888888, 454353455, 66666666, 333333333, 105864234...

The data isn't anything sensitive like account numbers or anything. I just need this script to prevent duplicate entries from being made as the numbers must be unique. :) The server side validation would stop it from happening anyway but I thought I'd be nicer if the user could be told before...

I'm making a booking-in type system where details of items are entered and then stored into a SQL database. All I'm using the JavaScript for is additional client side validation on top of the server side validation. Data integrity is a top priority so if it does pose a threat to it I'd have to...

I'm hoping there're some JavaScripts pros here that can help me with this problem. :) I have an array on strings that look something like this: var ref_array = new Array(); ref_array[0] = "107348556"; ref_array[1] = "107999024"; ref_array[2] = "143687952"; ref_array[3] =...

That's pretty neat. By luck, I managed to get a load of Dreamcast stuff for free not long ago. 3 consoles, 8 controllers and a load of other bits but only one game (that only barely works) to play on them. I need moar games.

The 4870 would be bottlenecked by both of your CPUs. It might be better to go for the 4850 or even a 8800GT if you can't upgrade the CPU.

If you just want to make animated GIFs from videos then why not use VirtualDub? You can select the parts you want frame by frame and then export to an image sequence which can then be imported into PS or any other program capable of creating GIFs.